Canonsburg High School - Canon Log Yearbook (Canonsburg, PA)

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Able cials Plan The Policies 5 PKR! MR. C. A. MATHEWSON Superintendent of Schools lVIr. lVlathewson says, Generally speaking, it is my opinion that our schools offer a sound educational program devoid of frills. We are a community of substantial middle class people so far as Wealth is concerned. Sixty per cent of our graduates will make their future home in this community. Ten or twelve per college. Our aim is to provide aration for those who go into and sound vocational and home cent will go to an ample prep- the professions making instruc- tion for those who are to become the future Canonsburg citizens. 8 MRS. ELIZABETH HAGGERTY Office Secretary Capable Mrs. Haggerty keeps the records up-to-date and efhciently at- tends to the detailed work of the school in a helpful manner. MR. ARTHUR DALEY President of the Board of Education The Board of Education Left to right: MR. JOHN BLACK, Secretary MR. FRANCIS BUCKLEY MR. DAVID CAMPBELL, Solicitor MR. GEORGE HUTCI-nNsoN

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And Work With The Student Group la' ig Emil 2 i i lui? 3 55 51 22 2, l I I2 Q8 lf' an U' LTI uJ i V' E 50 5 af' 5 ? ll is R 2 r su w no .2 Q i LL, X2 THE COURSE OF STUDY COVERS A VARIETY 2 l i ' OF SUBJECTS As change is universal, constant adaptation and development of the course of study is necessary. Changes in social and industrial life require training in lines never thought of when the first traditional course of study was established. Now subjects are planned to fit the needs of youth in a changing society. 7 ll

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cilities provided, 'I And The School Program MARTHA SEDORA, ETHEL FEW, and JEAN HORNER Office Helpers Every fourth and seventh period of the school day the oflice helpers quietly sort and deliver to homerooms the notices of the ay. 1 . .W f ,W Z! 2 fi , 5.5! -' 7 ffsgf f f Z fi ,, . ,, .f . .A fi' y V fry? , . L , , -, .1 MR. ROBERT J. CYCONNELL Principal I Mr. O'Connell says, 'lSchools are evaluated if in terms of services offered, fa The MR. M. L. TAGGART Assistant Principal Board of Education . X Lrft I0 right: l r MR. MICHAEL Kusruniss Q7 MR. MR. MR. MICHAEI, LEsoN ROBERT SULKOWSKI JOHN YONEY X f f ff X x f f gf f !Zf!f X If 6? fi?-js? Y .fe ,yr ofzff yr , 1, 1 ,fl Z .W ,, .7 .fe ' wc' f f ff 5 if ?7 f A fa., W student and teacher morale, methods of instruc- tion, and evidence that all major objectives of education are being achieved. Therefore the duty of administration is to be aware of best prac- tices in every phase of school Work, to evaluate what is being done locally, and to encourage the cooperation of students, teachers, and the com- munity to bring about needed improvements. Those who are responsible for the supervision of our school want the students to experience everything that has been found desirable in sec- ondary education. 9